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The 20-year-old runner who collapsed near the finish line of Sunday's Boulder Spring Half Marathon at the Boulder Reservoir died later that day, the Boulder County Coroner's Office announced Monday.
Jessica Dillon, of Castle Rock, died Sunday at Boulder Community Health, according to the coroner's office.
Police on Sunday only had said she was hospitalized in critical condition following the race, which took place as springtime temperatures spiked into the upper 70s and low 80s. Other runners still navigating the course recounted seeing medics perform CPR on Dillon.
An autopsy will be performed to determine the cause and manner of Dillon's death.
"The Boulder Marathon family is devastated at the tragic loss of Jessica," race director Jeff Mason said Monday afternoon. "Our thoughts and prayers are with her family at this difficult time."
Dillon was listed as a health and exercise science major on Colorado State University's student directory. Mason said he did not know whether Sunday marked Dillon's first time running the race.
Mason said there was medical personnel at the race who responded, but he he has not heard from them or anyone else as to what might have led to Dillon's death — and that any theory at this point would be only "speculation."
"We had numerous trained professionals at the Boulder Reservoir and in close proximity to where the accident happened," Mason said.
Lilly Johnson, the owner of Fleet Feet Sports in Boulder, said she was at the race when Dillon collapsed.
She said sometimes people who run half marathons haven't trained as much as those who run full marathons, but she noted she did not know Dillon, so she did not know whether that was the case here.
"Was she prepared to run a half marathon?" Johnson said. "But we need to be very sure before we make any statements about the case."
Johnson said the conditions could have played a factor, with temperatures in the high 70s and low 80s on Sunday.
"No doubt, it was hot," she said.
Mason said the Boulder Marathon has never had a death in any of its races before, but Boulder has seen its share of race deaths at other events in the past.
In 2005, Howard Garcia, 76, died in the Boulder Reservoir during the Boulder Peak Triathlon, and, in 2007, 65-year-old Ross "Jack" J. Lowe went into cardiac arrest and died during the Bolder Boulder.
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|Atomic Layer Deposition of Tin Monosulfide Thin Films
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|Sinsermsuksakul, Prasert, Jae Yeong Heo, Wontae Noh, Adam S. Hock, and Roy G. Gordon. 2011. Atomic layer deposition of tin monosulfide thin films. Advanced Energy Materials 1(6): 1116-1125.
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|Thin film solar cells made from earth-abundant, non-toxic materials are needed to replace the current technology that uses \(Cu(In,Ga)(S,Se)_2\) and \(CdTe\), which contain scarce and toxic elements. One promising candidate absorber material is tin monosulfide (\(SnS\)). In this report, pure, stoichiometric, single-phase SnS films were obtained by atomic layer deposition (ALD) using the reaction of \(bis(N,N′-diisopropylacetamidinato)tin(II)\) \([Sn(MeC(N-^{i}Pr)_{2})_{2}]\) and hydrogen sulfide \((H_2 S)\) at low temperatures (100 to 200 \(°C\)). The direct optical band gap of SnS is around 1.3 eV and strong optical absorption \((\alpha > 10^4 cm^{−1})\) is observed throughout the visible and near-infrared spectral regions. The films are p-type semiconductors with carrier concentration on the order of \(10^{16} cm^{−3}\) and hole mobility \(0.82–15.3cm^{2}V^{−1}s^{−1}\) in the plane of the films. The electrical properties are anisotropic, with three times higher mobility in the direction through the film, compared to the in-plane direction.
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Longtime friends Mickey Mance and Robert Gregorio purchased the lease in October to open their second location of Buddies Burgers, which they originally launched in the College Area while attending San Diego State University. Based on its continued success, they decided to test their seasoned beef patties and house-made condiments on a wider demographic.
"We see a lot more families come in here compared to our college location," said Mance, revealing that an enhanced kid's menu will roll out by early April.
The eatery's late-night patronage is also greater in Pacific Beach because of the number of nearby bars. As a result, specialty items like pastrami burgers and new hot-dog options will soon materialize between 11 p.m. and 2 a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays.
"We're still throwing around ideas," said Mance, who recently partnered with several bar operators to further promote the business.
Also unique to the Pacific Beach location is the hot-selling Sandy Eggo burger topped with bacon, avocado and a fried egg, not to mention a few salads like the chicken Cobb, the Southwest and steak with blue cheese.
The stand-bys include a variety of quarter-pound beef patties flavored with "special seasonings." For those with iron-clad stomachs, the burgers are available in double and triple versions. Turkey, veggie and spicy black-bean burgers also comprise the list, along with spiral-cut hot dogs, grilled sandwiches, fries and onion rings.
As any aficionado will attest, no burger is complete without some type of oozy secret sauce. Mance said the recipe used at Buddies originates from Gregorio's home kitchen.
"We tried a bunch of different recipes from friends who went to culinary school. But we ended up throwing something together ourselves, sitting there stirring things in bowls," he said, revealing only that their savory sauce is ketchup-based.
Mance and Gregorio also taste-tested "tons of hamburger patties" from different meat companies when searching for a purveyor before opening their first location three years ago.
"Nothing stood out to us at first," he said.
Thanks to a recommendation by Mance's father, who runs a deli in Hermosa Beach, they eventually turned to K&M Meat Company, which was founded in Los Angeles more than 40 years ago by Polish immigrants.
"We immediately tasted the difference and knew this was good-quality beef," said Mance.
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— Frank Sabatini Jr. is the author of "Secret San Diego" (ECW Press) and has written food and feature articles for more than two decades. He was a staffer for the former San Diego Tribune and has since covered the culinary scene extensively for NBC, Pacific San Diego magazine, San Diego Downtown News, San Diego Uptown News, Gay San Diego and Living in Style Magazine. He can be reached at email@example.com.


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Swedes suffer pair of losses at McCook
Untimely errors hurt Gothenburg in one loss at the McCook Invitational Saturday and a powerful hitting attack buried the Swedes in another.
Gothenburg opened the tournament with a 6-4 loss to Holdrege. The Swedes dropped a 6-0 shutout to Gering in the contest for fifth place. In between was a 16-0 victory over Alliance.
An injury in Thursday's game at Lexington to Becca Riley, a key defensive player on the infield, forced Swede coaches to re-arrange the defense and batting order for the tournament.
Gothenburg, now 6-4, will compete this weekend in the Scottsbluff Invitational. The varsity is scheduled to play five games and the reserves four. Other schools entered include Alliance, Chadron, Chase County, Gering and Scottsbluff.
"It's good for our kids because we get a lot of playing time," Swede coach Roger Neujahr said.
Holdrege rallies for win
Gothenburg led for much of the game, but a five-run rally by the Dusters in the fifth inning turned things around.
Holdrege combined a double and a triple for a solo run in the first inning. The Dusters were blanked the rest of the game until the fifth frame.
Gothenburg answered Holdrege's solo tally in the first with a two-run second inning that could have been bigger.
An error and a walk put Emily Franzen and Kyndal Holmes on base. They eventually scored on a passed ball and a wild pitch, respectively.
Kerry Wellmann singled and made it to third base. Kaitlyn Aden laced a line drive at the first baseman, who caught it and doubled up Wellmann at third base.
Gothenburg wasted another scoring opportunity in the fourth inning when Franzen doubled with one out but was stranded.
Two Swede errors gave Holdrege some life to start the fifth inning. The Dusters used four hits in the next six batters to score five runs—all unearned—and take a 6-2 lead in the fifth inning.
Holdrege did the same for Gothenburg with the first two Swede batters of the sixth inning getting on base via errors. Gothenburg couldn't match the Dusters' hitting, though, and came away with just two runs.
Franzen topped the Swede hitting chart with a double and a single.
Karleigh Kleinknecht gave up just one earned run in 5 2/3 innings and suffered the loss.
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Alliance offered little challenge to Gothenburg in a 16-0 Swede victory.
There wasn't much doubt in the outcome after Gothenburg erupted for 10 runs on just one hit in the first inning.
Six more runs in the second, coming from a four-hit attack, made it even worse for the Bulldogs. Alliance couldn't rally in the third inning and the game ended early.
Katlin Harm hit two singles to pace Gothenburg.
Rebecca Anderson threw all three frames and was the winning pitcher.
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Both teams got seven hits, but Gering made them count in the 6-0 victory over Gothenburg.
"We did get seven hits; they got seven hits," Neujahr said. "How can one team score six and the other team score none?"
It can happen when one team gets a triple and four doubles.
Gering got three of those extra base hits in a row in the first inning, but scored just two runs.
An RBI single and a two-run double made it 5-0 for Gering after two. The Bulldogs added an unneeded insurance run in the fifth inning.
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Over the past week I've been asking a bunch of content marketing folk about the trends in their industry for 2013, the best examples, and looking ahead to next year.
Here, I've asked about the most effective formats for content. In 2012, it could be argued that infographics were king, but I think the sheer volume produced has diluted this particular tactic.
Other formats are working well though: video, immersive storytelling, slideshare, scrolling sites, and good old blog posts.
What types of content and formats have worked best (or not so well) in 2013?
Kelvin Newman, organiser of the Content Marketing Show:
I've been seeing more and more success with what could broadly be described as interactive content, HTML5 infographics, quizzes, parallax scrolling sites etc.
Again these have been around for ages but I've seen more examples of successful content along these lines being produced by agencies and brands.
Andrew Warren Payne, senior research analyst at Econsultancy:
I would emphasise the importance of formats that can work well on mobile devices and can be shared easily.
As well as the whole question of link penalties, I think this is one reason why the infographic is failing to keep impressing audiences.
Kevin Gibbons, UK MD at Blueglass:
I think quite often people think of the content format too soon, when in fact it should be about telling your brands story online and then choosing the best type of content available in order to get that message across afterwards.
I've seen lots of good and bad examples for all types of content, it's more about the execution of the idea than the type.
It's really about building a solid content strategy mixed between different types of content and channels, so that you can create content to get your message across in a variety of ways to resonate with your audience.
Jason Thibeault, senior director of marketing strategy at Limelight Networks:
Video is clearing pulling ahead as the best kind of content to produce. The problem is that a lot of marketers fear it, partly because they think it's expensive to produce and partly because they don't know how to report on it.
Mike Dubin at DollarShaveClub showed us what video-based content marketing can do with just $4,000.
Doug Kessler, co-founder & creative director at Velocity:
SlideShare is a great medium for linear storytelling as it's embeddable and there's a community to reach new people, while scrolling sites are a whole new ballgame.
Andrew Davies, COO and co-founder at Idio:
I think LinkedIn's move into content marketing services has been very slick and offers great value. I'm really expecting it to get pretty sizable budgets in 2014 as it continues to become a primary target for B2B content marketing and advertising dollars.
Infographics are becoming passé. Although great ones really cut through, the tsunami of dross means they seem to catch less attention.
It's noticeable that companies are intentionally producing content that maps to a certain buyer need or stage in the funnel (sometimes with different formats per stage). I assume others are seeing value in that, like we do.
We've ridden the content marketing hype here at Econsultancy, and to prove it, here are more than 70 of the posts and reports we've written on content marketing.
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Apart from content Infographics are also becoming an increasingly compelling way to tell even complicated stories visually. A copywriter can help comb your existing white papers and webinars for interesting infographic ideas, and then work with a graphic designer to make those ideas come to life
I think the best content is:
1) content format used originally
2) interactive
3) has to be either A) really fun and or B) really useful
(and, of course, great marketing idea and creative execution).
For example:
1) Procter & Gamble - Pringoooals - App (with 7 fun football sounds for the world cup)
2) Xbox Lips Jukebox ( slap on some lips to your friends in Facebook and get the lips to sing with your favourite tracks)
3) Knorr's Facebook Kitchen Academy
These kinds of things might cost a bit more. But worth it in sense of increasing brand awareness and engagement.
Regarding cheaper options, I think (and b2b as opposed to b2c in above examples0:
1) detailed and original marketing guides
2) online presentations (with stimulating images)
3) Case studies (but with lots of info and images, and if possible, a video discussing the project in addition to the info and images).
4) (unusual, colourful) competition with prizes
5) a fun viral of your company / how you work / why you're a creative organization
6) marketing cartoons
If using infographics, the information has to be really useful / original, with good, clear illustrations
Well described post.Quality and right content can speak volumes about your business, from its work culture to its level of professionalism. Always develop content with your users in mind in order to create engaging content . I hope this post has helped us to decide the best contents marketing format.
Visuals, when done right, can really transform your content. They make it easier for readers to digest the information. They make your content stand out among other text and capture people's attention. Even a few basics graphics can make a big difference.
There has also been a growing trend this year in the 'quick and easy' socially curated content approach, championed by the likes of Buzzfeed and to an extent Mashable.
This content is easy to 'read' (as it's often mainly images, other people's tweets or gifs) and results in healthy levels of social shares.
It's not new or ground-breaking, but certainly proves popular, perhaps due to the way it's easily consumed on mobile devices as well.
Interesting to hear everyone's thoughts, and agree with most. I'd say, at the moment, the best type of content that's working is long-form - guides, whitepapers, instructions, etc. This type of ever-green content tends to be working well in terms of rankings, as well as visits. And I think with Hummingbird, it's more important than ever to ensure the user's needs and their search queries are at the heart of the content created.


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Senior midfielder Jonatan Torres and the Flames begin their 2013 campaign at Georgia State, Friday.
The Liberty Flames men's soccer team will travel to Atlanta, Ga., to open its 2013 campaign with a match at Georgia State, Friday afternoon at the GSU Soccer Complex. The contest will be the season opener for the both teams. Match time is scheduled for 4 p.m. The contest will begin the 39th year of Flames men's soccer and the 13th season under the guidance of Liberty alumnus head coach Jeff Alder (116-86-22, 12 seasons).
How to Follow the Flames Fans can follow Friday afternoon's match via LibertyFlames.com by clicking the live stats link under men's soccer in the schedule bar on the main page. Live stats are provided courtesy of the Georgia State Sports Communications Office.
A Look at Liberty The Liberty Flames hope to build upon last season's 6-1-3 finish, as they begin their 2013 campaign. The Flames return several key players from last season's 8-7-3 team, including six players which started 12 or more games. Among the returnees are two-time team captain, Sam Duininck, goalkeeper Scott Sutarik and last year's leading scorer Kyle Breitmeyer. The trio is joined by midfield returnees Tim Harbison, Juan Nino, Blessing Tahouna and Jonatan Torres. Last season, Breitmeyer earned all-conference and VaSID All-State second team honors. The forward compiled team-highs with 15 points and seven goals. Meanwhile, Sutarik, a two-year starter in goal for the Flames, posted a 1.13 goals-against average and five shutouts. For the 2013 campaign, Liberty will have to rely on underclassmen. 18 of Liberty's 25 players are either a sophomore or freshman.
Season Openers The Flames look to return to their winning ways in season openers, after coming up short in campaign lid lifters the past two years. Last season, Liberty fell to N.C. State at Osborne Stadium, 2-0, while IUPUI held off a second half charge by the visiting Flames for a 1-0 win in 2011. Liberty is 24-14 all-time in season openers and 7-5 during Alder's tenure.
A Look at Georgia State The Panthers, a former member of the Colonial Athletic Association, will be looking to improve upon last season's 6-12 record. Georgia State will be a Division I independent this season. The Panthers, coached by Brett Surrency (26-27, three years) return seven starters from last season. Among the key returnees for Georgia State is sophomore forward William Mellors-Blair, who was the team's second-leading scorer with 12 points last season. While the Panthers return all four starting defenders from 2012, they will have a new goalkeeper. Last season, Georgia State allowed 1.67 goals per game.
All-time Against Georgia State Friday night's meeting will be the third meeting between the Flames and the Panthers on the pitch, but the first since 1990. Liberty leads the all-time series, 1-0-1, as the two teams met in 1989 and 1990. The Flames won 1-0 at Georgia State in 1989, while playing to a 1-1 draw in Lynchburg in 1990.
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Here are my questions after a much to long winded introduction:
In my quest to learn some classical Greek, which is in order to read and understand classical texts such as those written by Socrates (for example):
1. would it be advisable to learn modern Greek first?
2. Having then learned and become reasonably proficient in modern Greek would the classical texts already be comprehensible?
3. If a time machine were to be a scientific fact, and we were to beam Socrates to the present time, would HE be able to understand the written modern Greek language?
4. Can anyone suggest some good beginning texts?
I have heard these JACT books are good?
Thanks and kind regards to all you friendly readers out there!
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IreneY wrote:Since up to the recent past I was a teacher myself, the main problem Greek kids have (apart from lack of interest) is that they don't know modern Greek well enough if you ask me (which you haven't and you are probably not interested in).
PeterD wrote:You nailed it, Irene. As a Canadian of Greek heritage, I have visited Greece numerous times, and I have this to say about today's Greeks (of Greece): They're stupid. They know d-ck. Sorry, Irene, but Greeks like yourself are in the minority. Pity.
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1 1/2 teaspoons salt
1/2 teaspoon black pepper
2 teaspoons ground cumin
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1 tablespoon vegetable oil
1 pound pork bones
2 roasted pig ears
1 bunch fresh thyme
1 sprig fresh rosemary
1 onion
1 carrot
1 rib celery
1 bulb garlic
1 tomato
2 bay leaves
2 cups red wine
1 gallon water
Salt and pepper
1 cup fresh grapefruit juice
1 tablespoon lecithin (found in health food stores)
1/2 cup soy milk
3/4 cup plus 2 tablespoons vegetable stock
1 tablespoon sour cream
Kosher salt
1 1/2 to 1 3/4 pounds beets, trimmed and halved
2 tablespoons olive oil
1/2 teaspoon coarse salt
1/4 teaspoon black pepper
1/2 cup orange juice
2 green cardamom pods
2 tablespoons cooking oil
1 fennel bulb, trimmed, quartered, cored, thinly sliced crosswise
1/2 teaspoon fennel seeds, toasted and crushed
1 clove garlic
Salt and white pepper
1/4 cup Pernod
1 cup (or more) heavy cream
2 pounds russet potatoes, peeled, cut into 2-inch pieces
2 tablespoons (1/4 stick) butter
1 cup spinach puree
Prepare the grill for cooking over direct heat with medium-hot charcoal.
Lightly oil the grill rack and grill the "T" Bones, turning over once, until cooked to desired doneness, approximately 6 to 9 minutes. Season with salt, pepper and cumin. Baste with pork stock. Transfer to a clean platter and let stand for 5 minutes. Serve with Grapefruit Emulsion, Roasted Beets, and Fennel Mashed Potatoes.
Roast all the bones and vegetables in a 400 degree F oven for approximately 20 minutes, or until brown.
Remove the bones from the roasting pan, discard the grease, and deglaze with the wine. Combine all ingredients in large stock pot except for salt and pepper. Skim the impurities from the top of the stock, as needed. Cook at a simmer for 6 to 8 hours. Strain and reduce to desired thickness. Season with salt and pepper.
Heat the grapefruit juice in a small saucepan over medium heat for 2 minutes. Stir in the lecithin and soy milk. Add the 3/4 cup stock, sour cream, and salt. Bring to a simmer. Froth the sauce with a hand blender. Season with additional salt, if needed.
Preheat the oven to 425 degrees F.
Place the beets, 1 tablespoon olive oil, 1/4 teaspoon salt, and 1/8 teaspoon pepper in a roasting pan and cook until the beets are tender, about 40 minutes. When they are cool enough to handle, remove the skins and slice the beets.
Place the beets in a small pot; reheat with the remaining olive oil, orange juice, cardamom, 1/4 teaspoon salt and 1/8 teaspoon pepper.
Heat the oil in a heavy large skillet over medium heat. Add the sliced fennel bulb, crushed fennel seeds, and garlic, stir to coat. Sprinkle with salt and pepper. Reduce heat to low, cover, and cook until the fennel is tender but not brown, stirring often. Remove the pan from the heat and deglaze with Pernod. Add heavy cream and puree the mixture. Strain and let steep about 20 minutes.
Place the potatoes in a large saucepan. Cover with cold water and bring to boil. Reduce heat to medium and boil until potatoes are tender, about 15 minutes. Drain. Return potatoes to pan; cook over medium heat until no liquid remains. Mash potatoes.
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Alternative forms[edit]
cater- + corner, where cater- is of disputed origin. Liberman argues that this is a prefix meaning "crooked, angled, clumsy", of North Germanic origin; compare cater-cousin.[1] The verb cater ("move diagonally, place diagonally, cut diagonally") is attested from 1577 (Liberman proposes this as a backformation from cater-), and in 19th century Lancashire dialect, cater-cornered refers both to stone blocks that are out of square, and people who walk twisted (with one side in front of the other), especially if partially paralyzed.[1] Further, awkward and clumsy are of Scandinavian origin, and Old Irish cittach ("left-handed, awkward") is cognate to cater- words, also suggesting a Scandinavian origin.
A commonly proposed etymology (proposed in the 19th century) derives cater, from French quatre ("four") (hence "four corner" – at the opposite corner of a square), and similarly cater-cousin from "fourth cousin", while Liberman rejects this as implausible – similar terms from French are simply calqued as "four corners" (as in "four corners of the world", from French "les quatre coins du monde"), the English term cater ("four") (from French) was primarily used in dice, the domestication of a specialized foreign term as an adverb for "across" seems implausible, there are many Germanic terms that appear to be cognates, and other terms with cater- are found in English dialects.[1]
caterpillar and caterwaul are unrelated (derived from cognates to cat), but may have influenced the pronunciation of earlier *cate- (later cater-), or undergone similar sound changes.[1]
cater-corner (not comparable)
- (US, Canada) Of or pertaining to something at a diagonal to another; of four corners, those diagonal to another.
- The Empire State Building and the old Altman's Department store are catercorner, at Fifth Avenue and East 34th Street, with the ESB at the southwest, and Altman's at the northeast.
cater-corner (not comparable)
Derived terms[edit]
Various corruptions exist, replacing unfamiliar cater with words related to cat (catty, kitty). An almost identical process occurred in Germanic, with many place names have Kat or similar components, which are not plausible due to relationships with cats (German Katze), but rather are ascribed as due to being crooked, in a corner, or otherwise curved.[1]
- cater-cornered
- catty-corner, cattycorner, caddy-corner, katty-corner
- catty-cornered, cattycornered, caddy-cornered, katty-cornered
- kitty-corner, kittycorner
- kitty-cornered, kittycornered
See also[edit]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Liberman, Anatoly. An Analytic Dictionary of English Etymology: An Introduction, Minneapolis, University of Minnesota Press, 2008, →ISBN, "Kitty-corner", pp. 133–135
- English words prefixed with cater-
- English terms derived from North Germanic languages
- English 4-syllable words
- English terms with IPA pronunciation
- English lemmas
- English adjectives
- English uncomparable adjectives
- American English
- Canadian English
- English adverbs
- English uncomparable adverbs
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Report: friendly fire not being ruled out in border patrol agent's deathPosted: Updated:
NACO, Ariz. -- Both NBC and CBS News are citing sources who say officials aren't ruling out the possibility that friendly fire possibly killed border patrol agent Nick Ivie, 30, on Tuesday.
However, a spokesperson with the FBI said they are not commenting because of the sensitivity of the on-going investigation.
On the other hand, Ivie's family did speak for the first time to the media Thursday.
It's a been a long week for Christy Ivie, Nick's wife, who was seen wiping tears from her eyes standing next to her parents at a press conference Thursday morning.
For the first time we're hearing from the fallen border patrol agent's large family.
Ivie's older brothers Rick and Chris did all the talking.
"We know where Nick's at right now and that is comforting. We know that he's with loved ones that have passed before and we know that we will be able to see him again and that's what is carrying us through," said Chris.
Ivie was shot and killed in Naco near the Arizona-Mexico border Tuesday.
He was inspecting a tripped sensor with two other agents when they were fired upon.
CNN is now reporting two men are being questioned in Mexico by officials about the shooting.
The men were caught near the U.S. border with drugs and guns.
Ivie's family is not commenting on the investigation.
"We've been so preoccupied with the grief of the loss. We really haven't had time to be angry at anything. It is what it is, it won't bring Nick back," said Chris.
Dozens of family members flew in from Utah, where Nick is from, to be near his wife.
The husband is remembered as the loving dad to his two babies, ages 4 and 1.
"One of the neighbors who didn't really know the family that well but came by the other day asked if 'Nick was the one who was always out playing with the kids in the yard right?' Yeah that was Nick," said Chris.
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Gannett (NYSE:GCI) is a media company that publishes USA Today, the nation's largest newspaper by circulation, along with 85 other daily newspapers in the U.S.[1] Additionally, GCI publishes 17 daily newspapers internationally as well as more than 200 weekly newspapers in the United Kingdom, which together account for 84% of GCI's revenue.[2] Apart from publishing, Gannett also earns revenue through its digital and broadcasting segments.[1]
Gannett's circulation numbers and attendant advertising revenues have been declining - a trend shared by many of the company's competitors, who are losing advertising dollars to the internet and other media. This spells doom for Gannett's publications as 73% of GCI's publishing revenues are earned through advertising sales.[3] In an effort to offset these struggles with the print paper, Gannett is turning its focus to emphasizing other mediums (such as online and mobile) while de-emphasizing the print paper.[4]
In an attempt to capitalize on internet advertising revenue, Gannett has built websites for its publications, and has acquired, built, or partnered with a number of websites like its CareerBuilder.com. The company's online advertising revenues increased by 72% in 2008 as the company continues to expand its online presence.[5] However, the company's declines in traditional print and broadcasting advertising revenue contributed to GCI's 9% decrease in overall revenue during 2008.[2]
Gannett is a media conglomerate that operates three businesses: publishing, digital, and broadcasting.[6] GCI's publishing division, which includes its primary USA Today newspaper, is the company's largest segment in terms of revenue.[2]
Gannett is the largest newspaper publisher in the U.S. by circulation.[1] GCI publishes 85 daily newspapers including its flaghship USA Today and about 850 non-daily publications as well as affiliated websites.[1] GCI also owns publication operations in the United Kingdom, with 17 daily newspapers and more than 200 weekly publications.[1] The company's U.S. publications reach about 14 million readers every weekday and 12.6 million readers every Sunday, with the USA Today reaching about 2.25 million readers daily.[7][8]
The publishing segment depends greatly on advertising revenues to run its businesses.[3] GCI's publications also earn revenue through circuIation fees and commercial printing.[3]
The digital segment, created in 2008, includes its online businesses like CareerBuilder.com and ShopLocal.[9] CareerBuilder.com is primarily based in North America- the website is the largest online recruitment and career advancement source for employees, recruiters, and job seekers.[10]
GCI's broadcasting segment includes 23 television stations and affiliated websites in markets with a total of 20.8 million households reaching 18% of the U.S. population.[10] Like its other segments, GCI's broadcasting business earns revenue primarily through advertising sales.[10]
Gannet generates most of its revenue from advertising, which includes both print and online channels. Like most newspaper companies, Gannett has suffered declines in print advertising revenue due in large part to the increasing popularity of the Internet and online advertising. Gannett has responded to the challenges of the print industry by increasing its own online presence, but is still failing to stem its decreases in advertising sales in its publishing and broadcasting businesses.
Several areas of print advertising have been particularly affected by economic conditions and the shift towards the Internet. GCI's publications rely primarily on automotive, retail, and classified advertising to earn revenue.
Gannett has worked to increase its online competitiveness and created the Gannett Digital group in 2006 to focus on these efforts. Its online initiatives have focused around developing Web sites for its existing newspapers and television networks. In theory, the company will be able to leverage its existing user base while gaining a better understanding of its audience through registration and measuring behavior online.
Though the age of the Internet has diminished the importance of the circulation of print newspapers, it nevertheless remains an essential factor to newspapers' profitability. This includes both newspapers sold on newsstands as well as subscriptions. USA Today is the paid newspaper with the largest circulation in the country and Gannett has the highest total circulation numbers of any newspaper company, averaging about 6.6 million in daily paid circulation.[1]
Similar to the decline in advertising, Gannett has suffered from ongoing decreases in circulation as readers transition to the Internet for their news.
Newsprint prices are a significant cost for any newspaper, and consolidation among suppliers has increased prices for newsprint.[11] Gannett has been more aggressive than its competitors to minimize these costs, however. In the past, the company reduced the width of all but one of it presses and newspapers.[12]
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AS A SENIOR IN 2010: Played in 101 of 102 sets last season ... tallied 930 assists (9.21 apg), 237 digs (2.35 dpg), 24 aces (.24 sapg) and 49 kills (.49 kpg), hitting .273 ... hit a season-best .625 at Sac State (Sept. 1), scoring a season-best five kills ... season-best 61 assists vs. No. 20 Delaware (Sept. 21) .. 55 assists vs. UC Riverside (Aug. 28) and 54 vs. DePaul (Sept. 15) ... collected a season-best 19 digs vs. UOP (Sept. 4) and 15 three times: vs. CSU Northridge (Sept. 10), at LMU (Oct. 30) and vs. Saint Mary's (Oct. 14) ... had four blocks vs. Idaho (Sept. 2) and three blocks twice: vs. Portland State (Sept. 10) and at Fresno State (Aug. 28).
AS A JUNIOR IN 2009: Played in 32 sets averaged 7.57 apg and totaled 16 service aces... racked up 20 assists and 9 digs against Western Michigan (Aug. 30) ... tallied 36 assists five kills and seven digs against UC Riverside (Sept. 4) ... registered a season high .667 hitting percentage, 42 assists, one service ace and nine digs against CSU Bakersfield (Sept. 5) ... registered two kills, 35 assists and four digs against Idaho (Sept. 18) ... dished out 45 assists, two kills and 10 digs on the match at Cal Poly (Sept. 18) ... scored one kill, 36 assists and six digs at Penn (Sept. 25) ... distributed 42 assists, collecting nine digs with four kills, hitting .667 vs. CSU Bakersfield (Sept. 5) ... named to the All-Tournament team at Sac State Invitational (Sept. 8) ... collected 34 assists and three service aces vs. USD (Oct. 11) ... dispensed 40 assists vs. Portland (Oct. 15) ... earned 15 digs with 49 assists and five service aces vs. Gonzaga (Oct. 17).
AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2008: Played for San Jose State ... played in 94 games and 27 matches, started 25 of those matches ... averaged 9.11 assists per game and 1.78 digs per game ... recorded first triple double by a setter against St Mary's on Sept. 5th with 40 assists, 15 digs, and 10 kills and was named WAC player of the week Sept. 7 ... in four matches that week collected 146 assists, 33 digs, and 21 kills ... averaged 10.43 assists and 2.36 digs per set during that span ... named the Spartan Foundation Athlete of the Week (Sept. 8) after she recorded her first-ever triple-double ... was just the seventh player in the San Jose State record books to record a triple-double and only the 11th time in school history that this feat has been recorded ... in next match, added a double-double against Sacramento State with 48 assists and 11 digs ... also tied her career-high for blocks in the match with three block assists.
AS A FRESHMAN IN 2007: WAC All-Freshman team selection ... played in all 29 matches and 108 games this season ... averaged 11.44 assists and 2.74 digs per game ... four matches with 60 or more assists - 71 in a five-game win over Idaho at home, 65 versus Arizona State, 63 against Utah State at the WAC Tournament and 60 at New Mexico. ... 16 double-doubles on the season including six of the final eight matches of the season and six consecutive matches from Sept. 1-12 ... season-high 20 digs at Fresno State and had 18 digs at Utah Valley, 17 digs against Arizona State and Boise State and 16 digs at Idaho ... season-best seven kills against Murray State ... 12 kill attempts at Idaho and versus Utah State at the WA Tournament ... 11 kill attempts against New Mexico, Murray State, Arizona State and Nevada...season-best four service aces against San Francisco and added three service aces against Northwestern State ... two aces versus Arizona State, Nevada and at Idaho and Boise State ... season-best three blocks versus Fresno State, Boise State, at then-no. 10 Hawai'i and against Utah State at the WAC Tournament.
HIGH SCHOOL: Two-year letterwinner at Archbishop Mitty High in San Jose, Calif. for head coach Bret Almazan-Cezar ... helped lead her team to the 2006 CIF Championship match ... team lost to nationally-ranked Mira Costa ... first team All-West Catholic Athletic League selection her senior year ... 2006 first team All-CIF ... named to the 2006 CIF All-Tournament Team ... led the WCAL in assists and a conference championship her senior season ... played club for Vision and head coach Jason Mansfield...named to the 2007 USA Junior Olympics 18 Open All-Tournament Team.
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Student Bar Association
The Student Bar Association is the representative body of the students at New England Law | Boston and is affiliated with the Law Student Division of the American Bar Association. It co-sponsors speakers on legal and professional issues, organizes social activities, and offers opportunities to become active in the New England Law and greater-Boston community. Our law student organizations are key components of our engaged community, and we invite you to learn more about them.
Here's a list of our legal organizations, law groups, and law student associations:
Alternative Dispute Resolution Organization
The Alternative Dispute Resolution Organization provides opportunities for students to learn skills, such as negotiation, mediation, and arbitration, through student competitions and interaction with the practicing bar. It is dedicated to promoting awareness of alternative dispute resolution, providing information on training and career opportunities, and helping students who plan to practice litigation or transactional law so they better understand alternative dispute resolution.
American Constitution Society
The American Constitution Society for Law and Policy promotes the US Constitution and its fundamental values: individual rights and liberties, genuine equality, access to justice, democracy, and the rule of law. The chapter provides opportunities to engage with speakers and with students and attorneys in other local chapters. Events have included a review of recent US Supreme Court decisions with New England Law professors, mentorship programs, and social events.
American Health Lawyers Association
The American Health Lawyers Association focuses on legal issues in the health care field. The New England Law chapter provides education, speakers, panel discussions, and mentors. The chapter has benefited from the assistance of the American Health Lawyers Association, the Boston Bar Association's Health Law Group, and the Massachusetts Bar Association's Health Law Continuing Legal Education classes.
Art and Fashion Law Society
The Art and Fashion Law Society introduces students to the legal aspects of the art and fashion industries, a developing practice area that intersects with intellectual property and business law, and in some cases, environmental, human rights, and Internet law. It provides resources, career development opportunities, and events that focus on legal topics facing creative industries.
Asian Pacific American Law Students Association
The Asian Pacific American Law Students Association promotes cultural diversity and encourages conversation about the law in networking events, community involvement, and work with other organizations, including the Boston Lawyers Group and the Asian American Lawyers Association of Massachusetts. Events include a 1L mentoring program and bowling night, volunteering at the Asian food pantry Rice Sticks & Tea, and the screening Of Civil Rights & Wrongs: The Fred Korematsu Story on Korematsu Day.
Black Law Students Association
The Black Law Students Association promotes social justice and equality for all students, facilitates awareness of issues affecting law students of color, and works to create an inclusive environment for dialogue and interaction among all ethnicities. It hosts events that address issues facing law students of color; develops opportunities to interact with the greater-Boston legal community; promotes diversity and critical awareness on sensitive issues; and collaborates with the Charles Hamilton Houston Enrichment Program, Minority Students Association, and other groups.
Business Law Society
The Business Law Society advances educational and career interests, promotes integrity and accountability for business and nonprofit organizations, and works with the Center for Business Law. Driven by its core values of developing leadership, personifying professionalism, and engaging in community involvement, the group focuses on awareness of business-related legal issues and provides opportunities to develop relationships within the business legal community through events, programs, and networking opportunities.
Criminal Law Society
The Criminal Law Society promotes social justice and equality, fosters relationships between criminal law practitioners and students aspiring to enter the field, and provides opportunities to effect change in the community. Events and activities have included LexisNexis practical-skills training, criminal law, alumni networking events, volunteer opportunities with the Massachusetts Department of Corrections, discussions with local judges and attorneys, and collaborations with fellow student groups.
Due Process
A newspaper written and run by students, Due Process features articles about current happenings in law and entertainment, the law school experience, and lighter subject matter.
Entertainment and Sports Law Organization
The Entertainment and Sports Law Organization supports students' career aspirations through engaging and educational events and activities. Annual events include a speaker panel with entertainment and sports legal professionals, a student-faculty softball game, and a pub-night fundraiser. The chapter often works with similar groups from other law schools.
Environmental Law Society
The Environmental Law Society promotes discussion and awareness of environmental legal issues through movie nights, the sharing of opinions and ideas, and an annual career panel of environmental and energy attorneys. The society supports a grant program that provides a stipend to a student with an unpaid summer environmental/energy internship. Fundraising includes a vegetarian potluck lunch for students
and faculty, the Go-Green! mixer, and the mid-spring semester bash,
co-hosted with the Animal Defense Fund.
New England Law | Boston Federalist Society
The Federalist Society for Law and Public Policy Studies is a national organization of conservatives and libertarians dedicated to reforming the current legal order through debate from all sides of the ideological spectrum and dialogue among opposing political philosophies. This chapter hosts speaker events, often held in collaboration with other student groups. Guests have included academics, reform advocates, Supreme Court litigators, JAGs from several military branches, and grassroots activists.
Federal Bar Association
The Federal Bar Association's mission is to strengthen the federal legal system and its administration of justice. The New England Law chapter seeks to educate, inform, and provide practical services to the law school community. The organization helps promote federal issues within the judiciary, and highlight these issues through educational talks, judicial roundtables, a lunch-bites series, and gatherings of the Federal Bar Association's Young Lawyers Division.
Immigration Law Association
The Immigration Law Association provides students with access to up-to-date information, career options, networking events, and community involvement. Partnering with New England Law's Center for Law and Social Responsibility, the Massachusetts Immigrant and Refugee Advocacy Coalition, and the Greater-Boston Citizenship Initiative, the organization also arranges opportunities for students to intern at Citizenship Clinics.
Intellectual Property Law Association
The Intellectual Property Law Association acts as an intellectual property law information outlet for the New England Law community; enhances educational, cultural, and social opportunities through events and programs; provides students with a better understanding of intellectual property law and the industries surrounding it; and offers a forum to network within the intellectual property law industry.
International Law Society
The International Law Society is dedicated to the advancement of international law. It offers opportunities to learn about other cultures and legal systems, schedules networking and program events, and provides access to its large network of global resources. Chapter events include symposia and career panels. Study abroad programs and international legal internships are available through New England Law's Center for International Law and Policy.
Italian-American Justinian Law Society
The Italian-American Justinian Law Society is a social, cultural, and educational group that represents students of Italian heritage, as well as those who share an interest in Italian culture and values. The group sponsors speakers, lectures, fundraisers, and social gatherings, and provides a forum for the discussion of issues that are important to the Italian-American legal community. The group also coordinates a mentorship program with attorneys and judges of the Justinian Law Society of Massachusetts.
Jewish Law Students Association
The Jewish Law Students Association is a social, cultural, and educational group that focuses on social and professional networking, and coordinates fun events that fall on Jewish holidays, including the Crash My Sukkah Party and Passover Seders. A speaker series brings in attorneys from the Boston area to network and to educate New England Law students about various areas of the law.
Latin American Law Students Association
The Latin American Law Students Association increases awareness of legal issues relating to Latin American communities through events and meetings; promotes diversity with events for all students; and provides a network for academic support, community outreach opportunities, and career counseling. The association also offers support to help 1L members complete their first year successfully.
Minority Students Association
The Minority Students Association fosters a sense of community, raises awareness of issues concerning multicultural students, and develops opportunities for networking with the Massachusetts legal community. Members may volunteer for the Legal Scholar Mentorship Program that introduces Boston high school students to the law through interactive activities, field trips, and a mock trial. Association activities include a social mixer, a networking event, and a year-end banquet.
OUTLaws works to educate, unite, and offer opportunities for the LGBTQ community and its allies. It sponsors programs relating to transgender identity awareness; seminars with legal professionals; panel discussions on family law, probate law, and tax and financial services; and events with other student organizations. It also collaborates with the Massachusetts LGBTQ Bar Association for monthly social mixers, a legal professional mentoring program, and volunteer public service opportunities.
Phi Alpha Delta Legal Fraternity
Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, International, seeks to create bonds between students and teachers of the law with members of the bench and bar, and to promote core values for a lifetime of honorable professional and public service. New England Law's MacLean Chapter holds and co-sponsors events, including Dress for Success (with Brooks Brothers), Fixing Your Mid-Term Mistakes, Alternative Careers with a JD, and a 2L Appellate Brief Help Session (with the Intellectual Property Law Association).
Phi Delta Phi International Legal Fraternity
Phi Delta Phi is an international fraternity that promotes the highest standard of ethics and professionalism in law schools and the legal profession. New England Law's student group is the Bradlee Inn local chapter of the International Legal Honor Society Phi Delta Phi. It hosts community service activities, such as its annual food drive, and networking opportunities that include career development panels of alumni and other practicing attorneys, followed by mixers.
Public Interest Law Association
The Public Interest Law Association strives to raise awareness of the needs, issues, and employment opportunities for federal and state administrative and regulatory agencies, advocacy groups, legal aid agencies, lobbyist groups, prosecution agencies, and public defenders' offices. Its auction raises money for a summer grant program for students. Other activities include speaker panels, a networking event, volunteering at local agencies, and fundraisers to benefit Boston organizations.
Real Estate and Land Use Society
The Real Estate and Land Use Society exposes students to real estate and land use legal issues and career tracks. Activities include speaking engagements, educational programs, and networking events. It provides a basic understanding of principles in real estate transactions, such as real estate sales, conveyancing, and mortgage law, and land use, including tools that control the growth and development process, such as subdivision development and zoning law.
South Asian Law Students Association
The mission of the South Asian Law Students Association is to provide a sense of community for students of South Asian descent; a forum to meet and interact with peers, opportunities for students of all ethnic backgrounds to partake in South Asian cultural experiences and social programs, and awareness and understanding of contemporary South Asian issues, both legal and non-legal.
Student Animal Legal Defense Fund
The Student Animal Legal Defense Fund promotes awareness of animal law. Educational events, advocacy, and scholarship are aimed at protecting the lives and advancing the interests of animals through the legal system. Events have included walks and runs for animal protection groups; speakers on careers in animal law and animal advocacy; Go Green!, a mixer and fundraiser (co-hosted with the Environmental Law Society); and a Wellness Week event with therapy dogs.
Women's Law Caucus
The Women's Law Caucus promotes social justice and equality for women and men and strives to raise awareness and funds for problems, often described as women's issues, that affect men, women, and children: domestic violence, breast cancer, same-sex marriage, and AIDS. Events have included a fundraiser during Domestic Violence Awareness Month, a Women in Federal Practice panel with practitioners and judges (co-sponsored with the Federal Bar Association), and a screening of the documentary film, The Case Against 8 (with OUTLaws). The chapter's Follies event raises money for a stipend for an intern working in the domestic violence field.